Read on for quick and affordable ways to beat the brass.
Brassy hair?
Here's what to do
Brassy hair?
Here's what to do
Read on for quick and affordable ways to beat the brass.
Ever dyed your hair and ended up with a brassy color instead of that perfect blonde you were aiming for? Don’t worry - you’re not alone. Brassy hair often occurs after you lighten or dye your hair, or it can happen over time as color fades and warmer tones creep back into your hair. Here are some quick tips for keeping those unwanted yellow and orange tones at bay.
1. Shampoo with purple formula.
Purple shampoos deposit a sheer violet tint that can cancel out orange or yellow hues.
2. Try an at home touch up like Hally.
Hally Color Cloud in Atomic Blonde is a gentle hair dye that freshens up blonde hair and helps diminish brassiness without harmful ingredients. It's also ammonia-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free and is packed with nurturing ingredients.
3. Wash your hair with cool or lukewarm water.
Colder temperatures help keep hair follicles closed, preventing fading.
4. Stay shady.
Try to avoid direct sun which can fade hair color. Throw on a hat before heading out for the day.